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12
Steps To Tent Camping And Enjoying The Outdoor Living Adventure,
Nature And Relaxing Time Away From Home

11 Experts With 138 Years Of Combined Experience
Give Advice For Fun And Safe Tent Camping From Start To Finish.

Dear Fellow Camper,

Are you
the sort of person who uses a list to get ready? Do you look for
tips and advice to know what to expect?

And you have questions like these -- What
gear do I need to get? What food should I bring?How
do I cook the food?What kind of wild animals could
I run into?How do I pack? What sort of activities
can I do while camping? How do I start a campfire?

Even if you didn't ask those questions, you the
type that still wants the answers anyway.

Well, if that's you, you're not alone. You're
among the few smart people who take the steps to find out how to
make a camping trip enjoyable ahead of time.

Imagine this for a second...

You're outdoors and surrounded by nature... you're
sitting with friends or family around a crackling campfire. You
smell the fresh burning firewood, and hear tree sap sizzling and
popping out.

Up above, you see a night sky lit with bright
stars... a shooting star perhaps.

Just then, you realize sleeping in a tent outdoors
is amazing. You feel alive listening to every sound outside at night.

The whole trip comes together just as you pictured
it. Everybody's happy.

Everything ran smooth because you went prepared,
and because you knew what to do early on.

Beginner Blunders

For unprepared new campers, there's a different
story. You can spot them the minute they step onto the campground...

They're so disorganized they packed a mish mash
of city clothes, some personal items, a borrowed tent, and expensive
gear they've never used before.

Then reality hits...

First, they arrive near sunset after
hours of driving. They fumble around to put up their tent in the
dark, but it's missing parts.

Second, they didn't bring water or the
right food. There's no supermarket nearby, so they go to
bed hungry and thirsty.

Third, they realized didn't bring items
to get a good night sleep. They sleep on a cold and damp
tent floor with just a light blanket cover.

Last, they didn't bring items to stay
comfortable on the trip.

They're stressed out, and everyone who went with
them is unhappy. They pack up sooner than they wanted, and head
for home or a nearby motel.

It happens lots. In fact, I've seen beginners
get tangled in many worse ways several times over.

I hate to admit it. I even had a similar experience
as a beginner in 1990 too.

Back then, it had been ten years since I gone
on my first camping trip.

I was eleven when I first went camping on a school
trip to the British Columbia Bowron Lake Canoe Circuit.

Although I learned a lot on that camping trip,
my second trip lived up to be a bungling beginner's nightmare.
It could have been worse... much worse.

You won't want this experience. Not for yourself
- not for your family or friends.

Better Prepared For Better Camping Adventures

Over the years, I learned how to prepare better
for tent camping.

In July 1999, my wife and I climbed to the top
of a Jasper Park mountain, and camped at different sites throughout
the Canadian Rockies. We even brought our dog camping with us in
bear country.

We brought everything we needed, we knew where
to go, what to do, how to stay safe, and have lots of fun.

Much More To Know

Even after becoming an experienced camper, becoming
a parent raised new expectations.

I've always wanted to open new camping experiences
for beginners -- especially for my own children one day.

It's a joy see new campers stare hypnotically
into a flickering campfire while night falls. It's also a pleasure
to see wide eye expressions when they see new outdoor wonders while
camping.

Seeing my wife in action with our son opened
my eyes though. There's more to stay on top of. I can't afford to
be unprepared having a family to take care of now -- even if we're
not headed for complex camping trips.

So what have I learned?

Well, there's lots to know to start.

Everything from setting up a tent to chopping
firewood have proper techniques for comfort and safety for instance.
And there's whole more to know above that.

But the more you know, the more you'll enjoy
the experience.

Eventually everything you do on a camping trip
becomes a pleasure when you can handle snags and gotchas - without
having to think about it.

Most important, the biggest lesson I'll share
with you is this -- learning how to camp by trial and error is a
huge waste of time, energy and money - not to mention risky.

The more difficult the camping trip is, the less
forgive it becomes -- and even beginners can easily get in too deep.

It doesn' have to be that way however. There's
a faster, easier and safer way to cut down the beginner phase.

Allow me to explain...

First off, my name is Henry Tom and I've been
camping for years. What I'm about to share with you is something
I wish I had when I started.

Be Prepared To Forget The Stress

Forget that you're still new to camping
and feeling a little stress about the unknown - like wild animals...

Forget if you’re unsure
about your safety as well as others...

Forget that you don't have any idea
what to feed yourself or others going with you...

Forgetthat you can't
afford not to bring important items for you and others
on the trip…

Just ask yourself one question.

What if you knew how to be better prepared, so
you -- and those with you -- just spend time having fun and relaxing?

Would you feel more confident if you had this
knowledge? Would you feel better knowing you took the right steps?

If so, read on...

Cut Camping Headaches With Advice From
Experienced Experts

The
best way to cut beginner costs, stress and mistakes is to have an
experienced expert guide you through the steps.

But not just take any old advice -- get advice
that covers the basics from start to finish.

With good advice...

Imagine not having to spend hours
surfing the web for random tips. And then having to sort
through the mix of information -- like putting together a 3,691
piece jigsaw puzzle - without seeing the big picture.

Imagine not ambarassing or endangering
yourself with close call camping accidents you could
have easily avoided through expert advice.

Imagine not
blowing your time, money and patience over mistakes thousands
of others have made before.

See yourself not leaving important
items behind at home because you used a camping "check
list" made for some stranger off the Internet.

Tips alone don't give you the big picture to
make you a good camper. But tips start making more sense when you
know the basics of tent camping from start to finish.

Take food for example. A good tip is to pack
fast perishable foods for the first day, but not for following days.

That's good food safety advice, but what about
the knowledge for the rest of your trip?

The bottom line is camping is easy when you have
the right steps laid out for you.

And here's how...

Guided Through The Tent Camping Steps

"The Beginner's Guide To Getting
You Started With Comfortable Tent Camping In 12 Easy Affordable
Steps" is quickly becoming the bestselling
starting point for start-to-finish tent camping knowledge
today.

Whether you're single going camping with friends,
or you're a parent taking your family, you'll be guided under any
of these circumstances!

It doesn't matter where you live or what sort
of campground you're going to. Even though every trip has specific
needs, the basics to get ready for a camping trip stay the same.

Most crucial,
the e-Guide gets you ready for your next tent camping trip - especially
if you're the kind of person who doesn't have time to mess around
- or money to waste.

Skip any of the basic steps, and you're likely
to get stung with camping problem - regardless if you used a check
list or if you've bought the most expensive gear!

Loads Of Detail
At Each Step

Here, in more specific detail is what you'll
find inside the e-guide:

What foods to bring ahead
of time for tent camping. Camping meals can be quick, easy to
make, delicious, and a fun adventure when you have food and cooking
options.

How to create a check list that fits
your exact needs in 5 easy steps so you pack properly
and bring the items you need. You'll get a detailed sample checklist
to compare you custom check list against too.

How to choose the right items for
your trip for the best price. Each trip demands different
gear... but not any old gear. Get gear that suit your
camping needs for years.

Activities you can try and enjoy
while camping. There's far more to enjoy while you're
camping. Discover the fun activities experienced campers do while
unwinding away from work and home.

An improved way to prep your campsite
and pitch your tent for comfort and safety -- and without
fumbling around or redoing your work.

Safety tips against health hazards
like hypothermia and poisonous plants. Know how to avoid
health hazards before you go on your trip so you're prepared.

The hidden techniques experienced
campers use to stay comfortable while camping. Just knowing
these tricks can help you get better sleep at night.

And the most important activity you
must complete for every camping trip...

Even More Important Than All The Other Steps Combined!

To be prepared for your camping trip, you must
take this step. It's a stress-saver for everyone, and the first
piece of advice every seasoned camper gives.

Completing this step the right way isn't easy
- unless you know this one simple tip!

Besides this information, you'll
discover...

Campfires and how they add
to a memorable camping experience -- plus how to quickly and safely
prep them in four steps. Then be sure to put them out when you're
done.

Common camping rules that
set experienced campers apart from rude and annoying wannabe's.
Plus why should you know the two different type of rules - especially
if you're bringing other new campers.

Lighting options and how
to choose the options that suit you. Dont find yourself fumbling
around in the dark like many beginners when night falls.

Other personal safety tips
to prevent problems from happening on your camping trip... everything
from theft to encounters with hungry
animals in the wild.

If this is making sense, keep going because there’s
more…

Camping Questions Answered

"The Beginner's Guide To Getting
You Started With Comfortable Tent Camping In 12 Easy Affordable
Steps" answers such questions as -

What are the 2 most common types of campsites
--- and which fit my camping trip needs?

What is the most proven way of keeping
wild animals from wandering into my campsite?

What 3 common camping hazards can end my
trip instantly if I don't prepare before I go?

What are the two best ways to make my camping
trip pleasant and memorable for everyone on my trip?

What 4 steps must I follow before buying
gear to get the results I want?

How do I pack for greater ease and
care for my gear before, during and after my camping trip?

How can a single change in routine help make
my camping trip more safe, relaxing, and fun?

And that's only a small taste...

The e-Guide contains loads of other useful information
on how to be a better camper from start to finish.

The e-Guide
organizes all this information within 12 easy steps so you won't
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In case you're caught in the rare situation of
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the one HUGE tip that will help keep you from getting into such
situations.

Produced with the help from a deep woods survival
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Find out how to go on spontaneous and cheap camping
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Even for this kind of camping, getting the run down on what you
need can help keep you safe and comfortable while you're away from
home.

Better Than Ordinary Advice

I could just give you advice from personal experience,
but anybody who's been camping can do that.

The problem is there are no standards for tent
camping to tell right from wrong. There's piles of bad information
on the Internet today because of this.

I believe good advice needs come from more than
one source. So I pulled together 11
people with over 138 years of combined camping experience.
Not only this, every piece of key advice is compared
to over 46 other reliable sources. If the advice
doesn't match from at least three sources, it's thrown out.

From what I've seen, even experienced campers
can give out bad tips.

For instance, I threw out one piece of bad advice
dealing with bears. One camping expert suggested playing dead if
attacked by a bear. I knew this wasn't entirely true, so I checked
my other sources.

I was right.

That tip works on some bears, but not all. It
could get you into deadly trouble in some cases. Inside the e-Guide,
you can find the real answers - and more.

The bottom line is you get verified advice from
decads of experience and verified sources.

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